Sentence examples for chronic to from inspiring English sources

Under Mr. Barry's guidance, Washington generated headlines for every sort of civic crisis, from the chronic to the macabre.

The situation of job seekers is further complicated by what seems to be the unresolved issue, chronic to many administrations, as to whether hiring decisions in federal departments will be made by the cabinet secretaries themselves or the White House.

In this perspective essay hazards are categorized in the continuum from chronic to episodic to help guide the planning process.

According to current diagnostic criteria (ICHD-3 beta), remission periods, as described above, effectively mean that the patient's diagnostic status changes from chronic to episodic within one year.

By comparing transcriptional signatures observable during and after immune therapy a convergent characterization from chronic to acute inflammation switch was observed.

However, some high elevation streams continue to show signs of chronic to episodic acidity, where acid neutralizing capacity (ANC) ranges from 0 to 20 μeq L−1.

The treatment for Parkinson's disease is lifelong, thus, it necessitates the need for sub-chronic to chronic toxicity evaluation of the current treatment modality.

Taking into account that on average the differences in NOAELs between sub-chronic and chronic studies are two- to three-fold, with a small proportion of chemicals exceeding ten-fold ratios (Dourson et al. 1996), a sub-chronic to chronic UF of at least 2 would need to be applied (Table 2).

The World Health Organization expects chronic diseases to rise to epidemic proportions by around 2025.

He advised early recognition of the lesion to prevent chronic changes to the elbow and wrist.

For some students, trauma leads to a chronic inability to focus.